Friday, 6 July 2012

Green greetings!

I'm in the midst of yet another super last minute birthday pressie making session but I couldn't resist sharing some lovely green things for the linky party at Raindrops & Daisys. (and it seems quite fitting that I'm making a frog doll for my nan..just to keep the theme going!) So here goes....

We visited the Eden Project on Sunday and had a rare glimpse of sunshine! There are so many stunning flowers there, I particularly loved the wildflower borders, as did little Miss M.
 

the bio domes at the Eden Project

ruby chard
 and a little cushion cover and matching card (how very twee indeed) commissioned by a friend to give to her boyfriends mother (who is a sheep farmer!)
 and more cards in progress.... sew many circles....

Thanks for looking my lovelies
Well wishes and soggy summer greetings from little ol' Cornwall
xxx




25 comments:

  1. the blooms are beautiful! the green shoe 'planter' cracked me up. visiting from green day! :)

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    1. yep, you can't beat chard grown in an old stiletto!! ;)

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  2. Wow those flowers our stunning. The colors are so vibrant.

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    1. they are amazing, they look like they are from another planet! Nature is so inspiring :)

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  3. The flowers are beautiful. What kind is the first one. It is so unusual and I've never seen one.
    Visiting from Green Day.

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    1. hi, I think it is a type of Dahlia but I'm off to Eden again tomorrow with my daughters school so I'll go and find out if I get a chance. They really are so gorgeous they look unreal. :)

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  4. Your pictures are very pretty!
    Enjoy your weekend! ;)

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  5. What beautiful pictures and flowers are stunning♡♡♡

    Sending you love from Jaoan, xoxo Miyako*

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  6. Good morning Dotty Bird!

    Lovely flowers and like Tex girl the green shoe
    made me smile!

    Your Miss M is a pretty little thing
    and I loved seeing her kissing the flowers!

    Thanks so much for linking up with us today
    at "Green Day".
    It is always lovely having you with us.

    Wishing you a great (dry) weekend!
    Hope it will be a good one


    x Fiona

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    1. Thankyou Fiona, I love a good link party and yours has a lot of lovely folk in it! We visited family in Bath today and had half a day of sunshine!! All is well again! x

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  7. A fantastic set of photos....Love your blog an your work.
    greetings from Mangualde, Portugal,
    BlueShell

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  8. Das sind wunderschöne Fotos, so frisch an Farben, ein fröhliches Bild...

    Lieben Gruß und Carpe Diem
    CL

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  9. I do like your little sheep pillow, even if it does remind me of my neglected knitting! The wildflower border is fantastic and I chuckled at the shoe planting. Enjoy your weekend!
    -Karen

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    1. Thankyou, I thought the shoe planter was rather fab, I once use an old Doc Martin Boot as a planter but the stiletto is definately better! :)

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  10. Hi, I came here again after stopping by Fiona's blog.
    Well, I don't know if it can be any help or not. But are you using "Picasa"? Maybe you won't and nothing to do with it, haha.
    In my case, my header wasn't able to renewed saying "I am over my upload limit". I checked picasa and deleted unused pictures or old headers in the web album of it. It worked. I have several blogs which are linked; well, may be not the same case,p;)
    I wish you will be able to sole the problem as I konw how annoying it can be. Love you always, xoxo Miyako*

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    1. thankyou! I think you are right about the picasa thing ...i just need to figure out how to find the album and delete stuff. :)

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  11. Thank you for your comment on my blog. I love all your photo's, lovely flowers and greens.

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  12. Love the shoe pot. what a cool idea.
    Your cards are looking good too.
    my number by the way is mobile:07951394161, send us a text and we can meet up for a coffee in town.
    I have some exciting news that you might be interesred in as well.
    Anyway hope to see you soon, Chloe, (AKA Woolly Soup)x

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  13. Hi, I've always fancied visiting the Eden Project but it is quite a trek from Scotland - maybe one day we will make it!!!
    Your flower pictures are beautiful and the one of M kissing the flowers is very cute.
    Thanks so much for visiting and commenting on my post. :))
    Have a great week.

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    1. Thankyou for visiting! I would definately recommend visiting Eden if you are ever in this neck of the woods. There are so many places in Scotland I would love to visit..but it really is a long trek isn't it...even more so with two little fidgety kids in he car! You must visit Cornwall one day though!! x

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